Remote Monitoring of your IT equipment is a simple and intelligent way to ensure the fundamental operations of your business is in good health. Services like your website, email, important servers for applications, your Internet connection, etc.
Here are just five reasons you and your business will benefit from remote monitoring:
- Peace of Mind just like when you get a green light from your doctor after a physical exam. Knowing that unless he/she calls you with an alert, you’re in good shape. IT equipment’s health is very important to the success of any business.
- Early warnings can prevent downtime altogether. Many technology failures show warnings well in advance of noticeable failure. Bringing these warning signs to the attention of the person responsible for IT allows for correction to take place prior to a disaster.
- No surprises makes for a smoother business operation. Showing up at the office on a Monday morning to find out that the Internet has been down since Friday night is not the kind of surprise any of us welcome.
- Less downtime is probably the most obvious. Acting on early warning signs directly results in less downtime.
- More profits due to fewer business disruptions, and when they do occur, they last for a shorter period of time.
If you don’t yet have remote monitoring enabled on your critical IT equipment, we would love to help. Leave a comment here or call our Client centre in your country.
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Looks interesting but…….. What are the security implications? Are you bonded for insurance purposes? Is remote monitoring available for personal computers or only for businesses? What are the costs for personal computers? If I have two computers (one laptop) are both covered?
Hi Mr. Galbraith – in the same way we deal with doctors that we trust, you would only want your computer monitored by a team you trust. We hope that’s us as we continue to earn our clients’ trust.
Of course we have proper errors and omissions insurance protection.
From a security perspective, software runs on your computer that checks its health and then checks into our data centre to report. When it reports a problem (or doesn’t check in at all), that’s when we know there’s a problem, and depending on the package you choose, immediate action can be taken. Our clients on NerdCare have full remediation taking place without any action on their part. I will alert your primary nerd on your query so he can help you further with costs that are relevant to you for both of your computers.
Many thanks for your interest, questions and comments, Mr. Galbraith.